Orphan Alert- boy needs a home soon!

Lin Pin-Ching Needs a New Home Lin, Pin-Ching was a very happy boy....things were finally beginning to be brighter in his world! It had been a rough start in life; his birthmother relinquished her rights when she went to jail, leaving him to a series of relatives who were less than kind to him; then he was finally rescued and sent first to a foster home and then to the orphanage. There he began to settle in and learn the routine. They discovered he needed glasses, and provided them so he could see clearly. They gave him the structure in school he needed to perform his best. When he saw a child being bullied, he came to their defense. Sometimes he was the one in trouble, and he learned from his mistakes. Then they told him a family wanted to adopt him and make him their son....he was thrilled! A family of his own! But then the family found they could not continue with the adoption. Pin-Ching was no longer so happy. Another disappointment in the life of this precious boy. Pin-Ching was born on September 11, 2001 and has mild cerebral palsy, and walks with a very slight limp. He is also flat-footed. He has some difficulty with fine motor skills (holding a pencil can be hard for him), so he would benefit from OT. His glasses seem to have solved his vision problem. Pin-Ching has a positive attitude, and a great sense of humor! He is able to build relationships with others, and interacts well with his peers. Pin-Ching has waited a long time for something good to happen in his life. He is more than ready for a family to bring him home and love him. With his personality and sense of humor he is sure to be a joyful addition to one very lucky family! But please hurry...Pin-Ching is waiting! We would ideally like to have a family that already has a current home study or a home study from a previous adoption so we can send the home study ASAP. That is the ideal but contact us even if you do not have either of these and you are interested in adopting him. Just log on to http://bringinghopetochildren.org to see and learn more about Pin-Ching.